Garageband Help

magga1976
magga1976 Albury NSW Australia Posts: 522
edited July 2012 in Musicians and Gearheads
I dont have a mac, but i bought garageband on itunes for my ipad. I dont have an adaptor to plug my uke or guitar in to the ipad, but i thought i might try to record some tunes using the inbuilt mic (not ideal i know!)
Has anyone out there used this app to record music and if so i'd appreciate a little guidance.
thanks in advance
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  • bluesuedeitzrad
    bluesuedeitzrad Posts: 434
    I highly recommend getting the adapter.

    I know its far left from punk rock, but you will be much happier with the sound quality. I have an M-Audio Fast Track USB and I've been really impressed with the it overall.
  • ME91059
    ME91059 Posts: 49
    Hi There,

    Best thing for Garage band is the Ampltube iRig. Best way to plug guitar to iPad.

    They retail for about $60 bucks or so, though there is a guy in Melbourne on Ebay that is selling them for about $14 + postage.

    I also play drums and have the iRig Midi, which is also great for my V-Drums.

    Hope this helps.

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